When I get on the phone with Meedie Bardonille, a cardiac ICU nurse in Washington, D.C., she’s walking into work, armed with doughnuts for her colleagues.
It’s rare for interview subjects to ask how I’m doing. But then again, Bardonille is a nurse. It’s her job to care and to…
More than 25 years after relocating from New York City to Nebraska, Alisha Shelton stepped into politics for the first time, vying for a U.S. Senate seat to represent the Cornhusker State. After ending up in third place in the Democratic primary — her opponent, Chris Janicek, secured the nomination…
This year’s Golden Globes was the first major awards show to take place in a new world.
Women are no longer automatically being shamed into silence. They’re speaking out against sexual assault, harassment and inequality. It’s a world in which #MeToo and #TimesUp are unifying battle cries, and the Globes…
For many years, I only drank beer in green bottles. Dos Equis. Stella Artois. The occasional Rolling Rock. Bear in mind that I came of drinking age in the years before craft beer was, you know, a thing — before beer flights and before hops (or lack thereof) could make…
